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Silly question (maybe not really) can I use Laminate Flooring? It will never fade etcetc.. the next question is.. how would I mount it?
Can I use laminate flooring as a interior roof feature?
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So, we are building, and I am just preparing now for all the finishing touches.. in our entry and under our alfresco, we are looking at adding either actual wood or flooring to our roof spaces..
Per:
Silly question (maybe not really) can I use Laminate Flooring? It will never fade etcetc.. the next question is.. how would I mount it?
Per:
Silly question (maybe not really) can I use Laminate Flooring? It will never fade etcetc.. the next question is.. how would I mount it?
Very creative!!!
Yes you should be able to use the laminate, at least it will be easy to clean!
The important thing is, it should NEVER get wet. Is there any chance of that? Doesn't look like it in the photo.
Will you be putting up there yourself?
Yes you should be able to use the laminate, at least it will be easy to clean!
The important thing is, it should NEVER get wet. Is there any chance of that? Doesn't look like it in the photo.
Will you be putting up there yourself?
I have found that PD use the product Glosswood (google!) for 1.82sq's (not sqm) you can pay $119.
20sqm would need about 7/8 boxes.. So about $800.. Apparently its designed for this type of work. So we will be looking at that. Yup, we will be doing it ourselves.
20sqm would need about 7/8 boxes.. So about $800.. Apparently its designed for this type of work. So we will be looking at that. Yup, we will be doing it ourselves.
Good detective work humble
Good detective work humble
Bowens in taylors lakes is the local supplier
Like laying a deck but in the other way up.
Nice idea, humble. "Like laying a deck" --> would you have "beams" running under your alfresco roof and then nail the laminate flooring ? Interested in hearing how you plan to do this.
The final product is going to look good. Good luck !
cheers
Yer. So like laying a deck, we would run 20mm 'beams' across the studs, then using the glue recommended by glosswood and hidden nails, attach the decking.
Drill holes in the for the lights, pull them through and we are done.
So the entry, portico and alfresco we think. About 30sqm. So should cost under 1.5k.
Drill holes in the for the lights, pull them through and we are done.
So the entry, portico and alfresco we think. About 30sqm. So should cost under 1.5k.
Wow !! that's going to look awesome. I had similar plans ( although the laminate flooring use is your original
Keep us posted with how you go.
Good luck
Keep us posted with how you go.
Good luck
Sorted, well done all.
You could also use tung and groove pine lining boards. I did this to a ceiling in a kitchen years ago and it looked great.
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